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14 grams of impure koh ( potassium hydroxide ) was dissolved in water to make 100...

14 grams of impure koh ( potassium hydroxide ) was dissolved in water to make 100 ml of solution. the solution was then titrated with 1.26 m nitric acid solution. 40.0 ml of the acid required 25.0 ml of alkali solution. determine the percentage koh of the sample

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